True Confessions - Don't Judge
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i confess that i am 100% convinced that the bacon sandwich in the shop knows my name and is taunting me2
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I confess. I am conflicted0
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MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »I'm a disgusting cigarette smoker. I gross myself out. Hopefully my plan to quit this spring works out.
I quit and I have been wanting to start up again sooooo bad
I haven't smoked in a long time but recently I've been thinking about it all the time. I've been wanting to ask my coworker for one because I don't want to buy a pack.
I don't want to buy a pack because I am ashamed, that's kinda how I quit...I shamed myself
If I knew how I was going to die and it wasn't because of smoking I'd smoke.Find_Me_Again wrote: »MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »I'm a disgusting cigarette smoker. I gross myself out. Hopefully my plan to quit this spring works out.
I quit and I have been wanting to start up again sooooo bad
Don't do it! It makes us smell terrible
The smell used to bother me too, I'd wrap up my hair and had a "smoking sweater" I'd smoke in. Since quitting tho I like the smell, not on people so much but I linger at mall doorways and try to breath in the second hand smoke.
I've restarted more times than I've had birthdays (that's a lot, btw). I have a box of Nocoderm patches ready to go, but can't seem to get my game face on and my mind right to go through with it.1 -
I confess I can find a silver lining in anything, and while it sounds nice in theory, it makes me feel like a terrible person when I’m able to find a silver lining in something awful like the loss of a loved one. Is this normal? A coping mechanism?7
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I dont have my life together yet0
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caco_ethes wrote: »I confess I can find a silver lining in anything, and while it sounds nice in theory, it makes me feel like a terrible person when I’m able to find a silver lining in something awful like the loss of a loved one. Is this normal? A coping mechanism?
Me too. It doesn't make us terrible; it makes us priceless and irreplaceable. The terrible part comes in knowing when to speak and when people need to wallow in a bit of misery first. Everyone needs a good wallow before they are ready to move on2 -
caco_ethes wrote: »I confess I can find a silver lining in anything, and while it sounds nice in theory, it makes me feel like a terrible person when I’m able to find a silver lining in something awful like the loss of a loved one. Is this normal? A coping mechanism?
That sounds like an incredible life-saving skill that I’m envious of0 -
Versicolour wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »I confess I can find a silver lining in anything, and while it sounds nice in theory, it makes me feel like a terrible person when I’m able to find a silver lining in something awful like the loss of a loved one. Is this normal? A coping mechanism?
Me too. It doesn't make us terrible; it makes us priceless and irreplaceable. The terrible part comes in knowing when to speak and when people need to wallow in a bit of misery first. Everyone needs a good wallow before they are ready to move on
Yeah, I’m usually the “Well, at least..” person at a funeral.
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WhereIsPJSoles wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »I confess I can find a silver lining in anything, and while it sounds nice in theory, it makes me feel like a terrible person when I’m able to find a silver lining in something awful like the loss of a loved one. Is this normal? A coping mechanism?
That sounds like an incredible life-saving skill that I’m envious of
It sounds better than it is. I’d give an example but I’d look like a monster
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caco_ethes wrote: »WhereIsPJSoles wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »I confess I can find a silver lining in anything, and while it sounds nice in theory, it makes me feel like a terrible person when I’m able to find a silver lining in something awful like the loss of a loved one. Is this normal? A coping mechanism?
That sounds like an incredible life-saving skill that I’m envious of
It sounds better than it is. I’d give an example but I’d look like a monster
Promise..... We won't judge.
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LiftingRiot wrote: »I dont have my life together yet
Neither do I...sigh0 -
caco_ethes wrote: »WhereIsPJSoles wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »I confess I can find a silver lining in anything, and while it sounds nice in theory, it makes me feel like a terrible person when I’m able to find a silver lining in something awful like the loss of a loved one. Is this normal? A coping mechanism?
That sounds like an incredible life-saving skill that I’m envious of
It sounds better than it is. I’d give an example but I’d look like a monster
Maybe we could give you examples and you could show us the silver lining while we cry? No? Not a fun weekend activity? Ok
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LiftingRiot wrote: »I dont have my life together yet
sheesh, who does?
I reckon, even the people who look like they have everything dialed-in have their own issues.3 -
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Clever_User_Name wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »I confess I can find a silver lining in anything, and while it sounds nice in theory, it makes me feel like a terrible person when I’m able to find a silver lining in something awful like the loss of a loved one. Is this normal? A coping mechanism?
Perfectly fine. When we lost my younger brother in law to an opiate OD a couple of years ago, it may have been the best lesson my kids have learned about addiction and how anyone can have a problem and you'd never know. There's always a silver lining.
Maybe everyone else is better at the social graces part because it’s so taboo to admit it. Or at least that’s what it feels like. I’m glad other people can relate to this.
We just lost our puppy. She was part German Shepherd and a few times she lunged at my face to bite me. She nipped my son once too. I don’t know how much of it was just general puppiness, but when we lost her I felt a sense of relief that I wouldn’t have to worry about her biting anyone down the road. Meanwhile my kids are completely distraught. I felt horrible.1 -
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My mind often feels like alphabet soup, but it's usually just random Q's or K's so it doesn't make much sense. Sometimes all the letters are there and it's a free for all word search.1 -
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I sometimes question myself on my chronic pain issues and wonder if it is as bad as I think it is or am I just being a suck.0 -
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IC Im going to have a works burger and chips for dinner, it's been such a long time. Im eating light all day to fit it though. My actual confession is I will waste more than half. I like that I don't eat as much as I used to, but I hate it too because I waste so much food now.0
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Clever_User_Name wrote: »MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »Clever_User_Name wrote: »TeacupsAndToning wrote: »IC that I'm glad to know a group of people who want to use the MFP forums to have a good time
Within the rules of course
Says the guy in jail
It's not about punishment, it's about rehabilitation.
No, that 150 seconds is pure punishment.1 -
I havnt used mfp to log food for the longest time0
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SabotageinStilettos wrote: »LiftingRiot wrote: »I havnt used mfp to log food for the longest time
You can log your food here? What thread is that?
I'm pretty sure the only food logged in threads is cake.0 -
SabotageinStilettos wrote: »LiftingRiot wrote: »I havnt used mfp to log food for the longest time
You can log your food here? What thread is that?
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I only log log cake
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LiftingRiot wrote: »SabotageinStilettos wrote: »LiftingRiot wrote: »I havnt used mfp to log food for the longest time
You can log your food here? What thread is that?
I'm pretty sure the only food logged in threads is cake.
Ewww cake isn't even good. If I eat that I never log it because calories from foods you don't like don't count.
And to think I was going to share cake with you.0 -
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_seahorses5ever wrote: »LiftingRiot wrote: »LiftingRiot wrote: »SabotageinStilettos wrote: »LiftingRiot wrote: »I havnt used mfp to log food for the longest time
You can log your food here? What thread is that?
I'm pretty sure the only food logged in threads is cake.
Ewww cake isn't even good. If I eat that I never log it because calories from foods you don't like don't count.
And to think I was going to share cake with you.
She'll only eat it if it's super moist
She prefers ice cream
Right @lstrat115 ?1
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